UNLocationBase

A place from the UN/LOCODE list: a port, airport, rail or road terminal, or town used in trade, as an origin or destination in a rate search.

A UN/LOCODE is the UN's five-character code for it: two letters for the country, then three for the place (CNSHA is Shanghai, USLAX is Los Angeles). It is how rate search and LCL rates take an origin and destination.

  • The place's name.

  • The country, as its two-letter ISO 3166 code (despite the name).

  • HighQube's id for the location.

  • The UN/LOCODE: country code plus three characters.

  • The port or terminal's name; often the same as city_name.

  • Other names the place is known by, which search also matches.

  • Your organization's own code for this location, if it set one. Search matches it too.

  • Always true here: inactive locations are not listed.

  • A commonly used location, listed ahead of others that match a search as well.

  • The state, province or region, by name, where the UN list gives one.

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